I'll get to match it, I have enough with which I have told my colleagues in the world, and mine
Some of us, especially those who suffer from sleep paralysis have a "troubled" REM intrusion, hallucinations or adding to describe the French as "idees of rêves" (ou des "flashs" of pensées oniriques).
Because of life impregnated with this cocktail, not easy to tell, indeed, often do not. We part of a dream and leave it there. Some carry them in a notebook, I often escape me within minutes of awakening.
In Laura's Blog http://www.paralisisaldormir.blogspot.com/ can read a description of typical narcoleptic dreamers.
Sman also makes a good summary
http://www.minarcolepsia.com/tag/pesadillas/
Again citing the French, the sentence of his association is "Sleeping too much can be a disease," Let's be clear that talk of "sleepy" but Narcolepsy (it's not following clarification to explain that we have a neurological disease, no psychiatric )
Sometimes the dream activity reaches the level of desperation inexplicable, as the afternoon nap that climbed the steps of a church in which he lived. I opened the lock, closed it and I rushed into the typical Gothic building present in the images that were stacked in my memories vigilic. I spent much time there, I went online and from my chair, arms stretched, longer than the real ones, bringing the papers he needed to do some work, they had to do had he been awake.
But something gave me a signal: I was thinking about the dream and remembering the last time in the emerging into wakefulness in total paralysis and tried to pick up the phone for help when I noticed that the words would not come out, it was normal (in paralysis dream can not speak) and gave up halfway, went back to bed from which I had never lifted.
A few days ago he had been fascinated by an excellent account of Mario Bellatin: "Will there who consider the dream as the most perfect act of the body?"
Sometimes the dreams we disabled for hours to pick up the pace of the vigil, we halfway there, as in a limbo in which we miss you lived in that other world, misfits to "real" with a load of suffering. One foot in each world, if there are two ... or only one for us?
Sleep architecture is altered in us and therefore the REM plays tricks with which we are getting used to stop and feel this as a new condition and accept it and well ....
Have good dreams
Sleeping Beauty
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Narcolepsy is a neurological disease diagnosed below. Not part of the PMO drugs we need. We do not have any benefit or assistance from the Ministry of Health. However, in Europe there are statistics on the number of car accidents that occur because of this. This point is perhaps unfortunate that achieves the attention of the authorities. Everyone is responsible for driving a vehicle or not, too bad controls are not exercised but of course, would then start talking about Narcolepsy.
15th December 2009 at 15:59
Very good description of the hybrid world in which
"Sleepers" are caught.
A hug Bella
December 23rd 2009 at 10:55
I have been about five years in an intermediate state between wakefulness and sleep. It looked like a zombie. I could not distinguish between past, present and future. I made the unconscious conscious, and that paralyzed me.
December 29th 2009 at 0:00
Long remember my dreams often, some are very vivid, especially smells, sometimes there are smells that take me back to situations that were dreams ... Sometimes dreams again, or I wake up and continued with what I was dreaming. When I asked this is not common, but before I would never have associated with narcolepsy.
27th December 2010 at 18:39
I spent thirteen years wondering if this would be a disease, fatal for those who like me, not even imagine, I studied the more sedentary career in the world: Lawyer, ... My doctor told me I'm a "Dreamer Championship"-should have a championship to dreamers like us, the day of my polysomnography, just ask me things I had gone to bed and left me better, because I was dreaming ... many times I woke up remembering a dream, crying and wondering why he had dreamed something so horrible?. I have a hilarious anecdote (this if it's true), I went to a neurologist and was telling him I had a horrible dream, he asked me the subjects of my dreams and told him: for I am sorry, but ... I have dreamed up with the devil, and zaz! to be light, an uncomfortable silence after I said, that good do not believe in those things, if not I would ask you not to come back here. lol
Do not think I've also had some amazing dreams that cause me indescribable happiness.
A kiss Sleeping Beauty, from San Luis Potosi, Mexico, is very true that that "Life is a dream, and dreams, dreams are." My life before the disease appears to manifest another product of my mind narcoleptic.
Atte. Marce
27th December 2010 at 21:20
Hi Mark and the story of the great neurologist. You realize how hard it is to explain (not the most technical) disease?
We should make a list, things that are not mentioned but both affect us. After a night ..... bad morning and low performance. But the pace of each can, you're a lawyer, many are graduates of other races, what else should we do? Well let think what they want, but do not loosen in the fight.
Gracis for the greetings, I hope we can come together more and more, we Mexico! was always accompanied this Blog!!
All my support from here. Kisses
Sleeping Beauty